New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1887-06-22
WEDNESDAY,, JUNE Is, 1887.
The Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment at 9 o'clock. Ali present.
On motion the board revised the poor

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Johanna Mielke. 81 Hans E. Koptenhagen s
Maria Mueller. q Marcie Kassel. ...-... 6
Mrs, Trautmueller. Mrs. Mary jensen. 4
MRS. hOpp.....t ...... 81 MIS-. Moe. 8
Fritz Evertsberg 6|Carrie Hanson. ..-.... 6
VIM. Petermann ..... 5tCelia Nelson q
Fr. Gronke.. ......... 5lMichel Castel.
VIM. Oldenburg.. 5(Mary Schields.. 4
John Gyra.. 3lNicholas Hendele....- 4
Mrs. KunZ. ........... 3lHenriette Semmerfeld 8
Lars Boo. 80. 81 ANDREW Davidson.
Anton MachO.. ....... 3lGeO. KOber. Z. g.
John Macho. 6IGunder Erickson. ;. :. :. 10
Anton Wiesner. Andres BrudiH .......I. s
Jacob Hauser, Jr.... .10t
For sickly and destitute old women:
Rosina Hartneck 81 to July 1st only.
Christina zoos 81 to July LIST only.
Barbara Pfaffrath So, to July 1st only.
Matilda Nehls So to July 1st only.
On motion, sealed proposals are re-
ceived at the County AUDITORS Office ON
or before the County Commissioners Ju-
" session by physicians having regu-
lar diploma to attend the County poor
and prisoners, all necessary medicines
included, FOR each of the districts for
the year commencing August
1st, 1887. Said ply sicians to report to
the County Commissioners at their reg
ular sessions and the Board reserves
the right to reject any and all bids.
90 motion, the petition of 6. III.
kiesling for abatement of personal tax.
es on $500, enormously assessed wasre-
commended to State Auditor for appro-
val. On motion the petition of John
Neil and others to change the bonndar-
les of schoo! district No. As and SO was
granted q hearing at the next County
Commissioners session commencing
July 25th 1887.
On motion agreed that commissioners
E. G. Koch and Nicholas Gulden are
hereby appointed committee to exam
ime into a proposed change of Diedl
road near Alloys Kepp, they to meet at
the house Of 4. Kopp June 3Oth at 10
o'clock a. m.
On motion agreed, that Commission
ers E.G Koch and Nicholas Gulden are
hereby appointed a committee to exam
inc into y proposed change OF Diedf
Road near J. Jeske they to meet at the
house OF Alloys Kopp June 80. at 10
O'Clock u m.
The law, entitled an act 10 proviet..
bounties for the destruction OF gopners
and blackbiris. having been duly sab
mitted to the Beard for acceptance or
rejection. On motion, resolved that
that part of the law. that provides for
the Bounty for the killing of gophers,
be accepted and that that part of the
same, which provides for the giving of
bounty, for the killing of blackbirds be
rejected. and that no bounty for the
killing of blackbirds be given by the
County of Brown.
On motion the personal property tax
from Mrs. Hanft for the year 1885 as
collected by the sheriff was accepted.
On motion, the Board adjourned to
o'clock p. NJ.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Board met pursuant to adjourn.
ment at 2 O'clock. All present.
On motion agreed to allow $25 relief
to Mrs. Heck out of poor fund.
On motion the following bills were
audited aud allowed, to wit:
Fred Beinhorn, witness for State 81, IL
John b. Scnmid, sheriff fees and
prisoner board 1876, O5
j. B. Scumid $61,70, sheriff fees
allowed ............. $50. Sc, &c
j. 3. Schmid, $17O,7 sheriff fees
allowed. 1890. ............ 131, sc
j. B. Schmid, $51,O7, sheriff fees
allowed. ...... .......... 5O,7
J. B. Schmidt, bedding for jail S IA
j. II. Schapekahm dep. sheriff ~
st.Alex. Hospital, boarding poor 40 sc SC
s. A. George, court elk fees *
Jno. Gabriel, witness for state. 1 Il
81. Feuerstein, repairing and
material Springfield bridge II 81
Chas. Wagner coffin poor. -. II OF
A. j. Grimmer listing mortgages 20 OC
Geo. u. Barnard & Co., station
cry and books 40 81
Pioneer Press Co. stationery II
| bills 1873 on
On motion, the Board adjourned to
o'clock tomorrow.
| THURSDAY JUNE 10th 1887.
The Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment at 9 O. clock a. m. All present.
/ Communication Of 81. NJ. Knox was
received, considered and laid over tt
/ the next session.